NEW YORK Y STATE SWIM MEET 2011
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One of the major tasks of the State Committee is to aid in the running and organization of the State Meet . Thus this section is divided into the areas listed below. The General information is listed below. To obtain specific information click on the appropriate button on the left or the indicated colored phrase. Listed on this page below are the dates, site, contact person and general rules for the 2011 state meet.
Other items you may want information on:
To get the QUALIFYING TIMES click this phrase or the appropriate button
To get a LIST OF MOTELS in the area click this phrase or the appropriate button
To get the RESULTS of the last state meet click this phrase or the appropriate button
To view the PSYCH SHEET for the 2010 state meet 500 Free events.
The 2011 State Meet will be held on Long Island March 18-20 2011
BASIC INFORMATION FOR 2011 : as of April 1, 2010
IMPORTANT- All age groups will use the NO FALSE START RULE. Please go to the section WHAT'S NEW for a complete analysis
SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP
2010 NEW YORK STATE YMCA
March 18-20, 2011
LONG ISLAND, NY
NASSAU COUNTY AQUATIC CENTER
Meet Directors
RICH FINKELSTEIN
Information Packets will be sent out early December
Team Registration closing date Jan. 15 , 2011
Entry Closing Date - T.B.A
THE BASIC GENERAL RULES;
To enter the meet a swimmer must be entered by his / her Y and thus no official entry blank will be published here. See your coach or Athletic Director to enter. A complete list of rules will accompany the entry blank but the important basic rules are these:
1. A swimmer must be a member of his / her Y for 90 days prior to the meet.
2. A swimmer must have met the Qualifying Times noted above during the present season
3. The swimmer must have represented only his / her Y in open competition after October 31, 2009. Example 1. Jane Smith can not represent Dolphin Aquatics a U.S.S. swim team in U.S.S. meets and the local Y in the state meet. Some Y's swim in U.S.S. competition as a team representing the local Y. That is OK, they have a U.S.S. charter and represent their Y. Example 2 Tim Brown represents his local High School in High School competition and also his Y in the state meet. This is legitimate because High School swimming is closed to the High Schools.
4. A swimmer must have competed in at least 2 inter association meets between Sept.1,2009and the closing date for entries.
If a swimmer's Y does not have a team they may compete in the state meet if they meet the requirements above except possibly number 4. Contact the State Commissioner or Meet Director for further information